Channel: Gavin Hoey

Category: Howto & Style

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Description: In this video I take you on a quick tour of my new small home studio and behind the scenes of a photo session to create a print for the studio wall. Huge thanks goes to @Printique LLC for sponsoring this video and allowing me to share a longer, more detailed version of their video. More info on the print I order is here printique.com/products/metal-prints/?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=metalprint&utm_content= After moving into a new studio (and house) last year I have a small amount of spare wall space that's perfect for displaying prints. Rather than printing a random photo from my back catalogue I decided it would be fun to set-up a photo session just for the new wall art. A friend of a friend tipped us off about a vintage Vespa scooter for hire and the idea grew from there. I wanted to create a photo that would look good as a print, something eye-catching and something that showed the space in my studio rather than a tight head and shoulders portrait. In this video I everything from pre-planning, through the photo session and finish with Photoshop editing and ordering my metallic print from Printique. Part 2: Unboxing, wall hanging and review is here youtu.be/LxOJFeu9068 Timestamps and Chapters 0:00 Intro 0:45 New small home studio 1:25 Planning the vintage Vespa photos 2:14 One light set-up 6:38 Photoshop adjustments and enhancements 9:49 Vintage edit with Nik Software 10.31 Ordering print from Printique //Where to find me Instagram: instagram.com/thegavinhoey Website: gavtrain.com //Model and MUA Sophie Daly instagram.com/sophie_daly //DISCLAIMER: This video is sponsored by Printique youtube.com/c/PrintiqueLLC